Moroccan Employers' Body Creates Africa Commission

Moroccan Employers' Body Creates Africa Commission
Thursday 24 September 2020 - 15:09

The Board of Directors of the Moroccan employers’ body (CGEM), convened on Thursday, created the Africa Commission, entrusting its presidency to Abdou Souleye Diop, who will be assisted by Ali Zerouali.

The Council also appointed the Chairmen of the Business Councils of the United States, Jordan, Tunisia, Qatar, Germany, China, Saudi Arabia and that of the signatory countries of the Agadir Agreement, said a statement by the employers’ body.

The session, chaired by CGEM president Chakib Alj, was an opportunity to discuss several topics, including the sectoral division and the alignment of the CGEM regional division with the administrative division of Morocco, according to the same source.

CGEM directors also approved the proposals of the employers’ body for the Finance Bill (PLF-2021), whose recommendations emphasized the preservation of employment and the productive fabric.

 

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